President Barack Obama said he thinks the courts will decide “fairly soon” whether to end the Defense of Marriage Act, hinting that he believes the courts will agree with his administration that the law is unconstitutional. “The position that my administration has taken, I think, will have a significant influence on the court as it examines the constitutionality of this law,” he said Wednesday at a roundtable with latino news outlets. “Once that law is put down — and I don’t know what the ruling would be — addressing these bi-national issues could flow from that decision.”

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